Crimson & Lavender & Hot Pink

Lavender (pale, medium — the characteristic pale medium lavender of the most immediately and the most comprehensively fragrant of all the Dutch spring bulb flowers: the hyacinth — Hyacinthus orientalis — the most extensively planted and the most immediately internationally associated of the Dutch spring bulb flowers with the most specifically and the most immediately overwhemlingly fragrant garden experience — the specific pale lavender-to-violet of the most characteristically Dutch hyacinth — the most immediately fragrant and the most comprehensively perfume-filling of all the spring bulb flowers — the most specifically pale lavender Dutch hyacinth being simultaneously the most immediately beautifully colored and the most comprehensively fragrantly specific of all the tulip-field border plants in the most important Keukenhof bulb display gardens) and Hot Pink (vivid, electric — the characteristic vivid electric hot pink of the most immediately internationally famous Dutch window-box tradition — the most specifically Dutch and the most immediately internationally recognizable urban domestic exterior decoration: the Dutch window box planted with the most vivid and the most immediately electrically colored Pelargonium — geranium — the most extensively used and the most immediately specifically Dutch window-box plant — the specific vivid hot pink of the most brilliantly colored and the most comprehensively massed Dutch geranium window-box display being the most immediately internationally photographed and the most specifically Dutch urban domestic color element of any European city) create the most specifically Dutch and the most immediately bulb-field cool-warm pair. Against Crimson's passionate Dutch-tulip warm, this creates the most specifically Amsterdam Dutch flower-market palette.

The palette is the visual world of the Dutch bulb flower tradition — the most immediately internationally famous and the most comprehensively economically important of all the national flower-growing traditions (the Netherlands — the most immediately internationally famous flower-growing nation and the most comprehensively bulb-flower-exporting of all the world's horticultural economies — producing approximately 80% of all the world's commercially exported bulb flowers — the most immediately internationally famous: tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and irises — from the most specifically Dutch bulb-growing regions of the Noord-Holland, Leiden, and Keukenhof areas of the Netherlands).